Cutting of a rose from my neighborhood. Dark Red, can have nice strong fragrance.

This rose was found and grown from a cutting of a rose at an older home in Provo, Utah. The plant is short, has essentially no fragrance, and superficially resembles the rose I identified as Condessa de Sastago growing in the same flower bed. I did confirm the provenance of the Condessa de Sastago from the current owner who bought the home from the original owner who moved there after getting married in the 1920’s. She planted the rose the first year she was married. I believe this smaller rose bush was planted later than Condessa. I need help identifying it if possible. My cutting has grown into a vigorous plant that is almost constantly in bloom. The petals are a more coral-pink on the upper surface, and a muted wheaten-yellow on the backs. The petals reflex and the outer ones become pointed almost quilled after the rose is fully open. I live in zone 7a.

Trying to identify an unknown rose from Rogue Valley Roses.